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GNPS - LBNL_Phage_Nitrogen_Novak_Northen_2024

ABSTRACT: The dataset contains LC-MS files for two experiments: 1. 15N-necromass Isotope Labeling Experiment: 20220124_AG_VN_WFNSFVIC_PhageN This experiment examines how phage-lysed (gh-1 phage) and uninfected 15N-labeled and unlabeled Pseudomonas putida necromass affects nitrogen uptake by Brachypodium distachyon and the composition of rhizosphere exometabolites. 2. Necromass Incubation Experiment with and without Plants: 20240229_EB_VN_107432-001_LysTxCtrl This experiment investigates the turnover of bacterial necromass with and without Brachypodium distachyon. For both experiments, filtered P. putida necromass was supplied to plants growing in EcoFAB 2.0 in sterile conditions for one week. The composition of the necromass medium was analyzed at pre-incubation (t0) and post-incubation (t1) using polar (HILIC) metabolite analysis. Each treatment had n=5 biological replicates.

INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive

ORGANISM(S): Brachypodium Distachyon (ncbitaxon:15368) Pseudomonas Putida [a.3.12, Atcc 23467, Ncib 9494, Nctc 10936, R.y. Stanier 90] Pseudomonas Phage Gh-1 (ncbitaxon:197783)

SUBMITTER: Vlastimil Novak Trent Northen

PROVIDER: MSV000095290 | GNPS | Wed Jul 10 12:03:00 BST 2024

REPOSITORIES: GNPS

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